Why Us
“With over 35 years of individual expertise, we’ve each built a career defined by innovation, precision, and successful outcomes.”
We offer a rare blend of scientific depth and inventive thinking. John brings a wealth of experience in developing novel formulations, while Neil has crafted original analytical methods that break convention and deliver clarity. Creativity isn’t optional — it’s essential to business success.
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Proven track records
Independently acknowledged experts in formulation and analytical development within the veterinary pharmaceutical space.
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Scientific creativity
Novel formulations and original analytical methods that deliver clarity where others see complexity.
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Decisive action
Unlike a large corporate department, we don't delay or defer. We plan meticulously and execute with purpose.
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Tailored guidance
No off-the-shelf advice. Every engagement is built around the needs and ambitions of your project.
Thinking differently is how our clients move faster — without trading away quality or compliance.
Our approach
From early-stage formulation design to dossier preparation and post-approval support, we combine analytical rigour with pragmatic solutions built for real-world constraints — tight timelines, awkward actives, inherited data packages.
We partner with veterinary pharmaceutical manufacturers, contract research organisations and industry innovators who need regulatory clarity and technical rigour. Whether you're refining a formulation or scaling up production, we'll help you move forward efficiently, compliantly and confidently.
Who we work with
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Manufacturers
Veterinary pharmaceutical companies moving products through development, scale-up and commercial supply.
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Contract research organisations
CROs needing additional analytical or documentation capacity at short notice.
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Industry innovators
Smaller teams with a promising product and no in-house regulatory function.
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Inherited projects
Anyone holding a data package they did not create and now have to defend.
Tell us about the project.
A short conversation is usually enough to establish whether we are the right people for it.